Charlotte Currie – The Conversation

Clinical Fellow, Newcastle University

Charlotte is a clinical fellow and PhD student at the School of Dental Sciences, Newcastle University. Her research interests are in urgent dental care, care pathways and barriers to dental care seeking, as well as dental local anaesthesia. She is currently funded by the National Institute of Health Research for the IMPACT Study (https://fundingawards.nihr.ac.uk/award/DRF-2017-10-022).

She graduated with a BDS (Hons) from Newcastle University in 2013, and also was awarded a MRes with Distinction in Medical Sciences in 2012. She is President Elect for the Dental Anaesthesiology Group for the International Association for Dental Research.

Experience

2015–present

Clinical Fellow, Newcastle University
2013–2015

General Professional Trainee, Newcastle Dental Hospital

Education

2013

Newcastle University, BDS (Hons)
2012

Newcastle University, MRes

Publications

2019

Why take the risk?, British Dental Journal
2019

Patient satisfaction with a postal service for occlusal splints., Oral Surgery
2019

Medical Emergency Department attendance of under-16-year-olds with dental problems., Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
2019

Burning Mouth Syndrome: a review., Oral Surgery
2017

Dental Pain in the Medical Emergency Department: A Cross-Sectional Study., Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
2016

Determination of the mental foramen position in dental radiographs in 18-30 year olds., Dentomaxillofacial Radiology
2015

Pain and problems: a prospective cross-sectional study of the impact of dental emergencies., Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
2013

Is Mandibular Molar Buccal Infiltration a Mental and Incisive Nerve Block? A Randomized Controlled Trial., Journal of Endodontics

Professional Memberships

International Association for Dental Research
British Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology

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